bay economy depends on. >> this is a working man's ball team. you know? $2 tickets today. where else can you go to get $2 tickets? >> reporter: the commission is planning other meeting with the as in the next couple of weeks. until then, first things first. >> let's go, oakland! >> reporter: in oakland, cate caugiran, cbs 5. >> and talk about the perfect day to be at the ballpark. >> no kidding. cbs 5's roberta gonzales joins us now live from the coliseum with a front row seat. >> reporter: i found the best tailgate party in the entire coliseum! [ screaming ] >> reporter: the fans are jump on the bandwagon fans, they have been coming to games all season long. this is the 79th home game of the season and comes down to the last game of the season for bragging rights. who is going to win the title? >> oakland! whoo! >> reporter: the good guys today, we have so much more to talk about from the coliseum, that's coming up later on in the program. roberta gonzales, cbs. back to you in the studio. >> no kidding. >> great stuff, roberta. >> hope she gets some barbecue. >>> the as look it go o

into the local economy even though participation is below expectations, with about half the number of teams competing next year than originally predicted. >> who knows? but to move ahead you need to take risks. >> this new plan just passed the finance committee last night for the city of san francisco and now headed to the full board of supervisors. >> thank you. the last standing occupy camp in san fransisco has been shut down, officers moved in last night at the campsite in front of the federal reserve on market street. occupied protesters have been warned for weeks to clear out, dozens of people were arrested and cited and released. the camp had been there since last fall, protesters say that this is a tactic to keep the movement down >> all clear in oakland following a car chase near lee middle school. oak lawn police have arrested a suspect after placing the campus on lockdown. patrick is here with more on what led up to that chase. >> just after 8:00 oakland police say that they spotted a suspect wanted for once close to 14th in oakland, he tried to drive away but crashed his car into

the city, event is expected to pour $120 million into the bay area economy. counting down to the critical mass ride in downtown san fransisco. thousands as people expected to show up tonight and celebrate two decades of activism and attitude. the street party on 2 wheel started in 1992, the goal was to protest the dominance of cars on city streets and phil matier chatted it up with the san fransisco top cop on what drivers can expect tonight. >> we're just asking for motorists to be patient. we do not want to create that event. we know that it will be bigger on the 20th anniversary but it has been a movable feast. a half-hour has been an anomaly, normally we're looking at 5 minutes, just be patient, breathe deeply. again, we don't want to create a confrontation. >> they meet at 6:00 at justin herman plaza, keep up with traffic updates on cbssf.com go home early or stay late. one of the best oktoberfest celebrations happening in the bay area all weekend long. >> ladies, this is a study that you may want to share with your spouse, the connection between household chores and divorce. that is

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